The Kansas City Chiefs could employ a rarely-used strategy to keep RG Trey Smith for the 2025 NFL season and perhaps longer. The franchise tag window officially opened on Tuesday, Feb. 18, giving NFL teams two weeks to assign exclusive,

One option they have is to franchise tag Smith, but that amount would be $25.1 million, a hefty price for a team that doesn’t have a ton of cap space. The transition tag would b

Ahead of the NFL combine, we offer five keys to the Chiefs' offseason, with the offensive line at the top of the list.

Now, star guard Trey Smith is an impending free agent, and he's expected to fetch quite a salary as a host of teams that need reinforcements. But could the Chiefs keep ahold of Smith?  While paying him near the top of the market money might not be feasible,

The Chiefs and the Eagles both have free agents that they want to retain, but don't expect them to do it with the franchise tag.

The NFL's window to franchise-tag players opens on Tuesday, and there are three tags to keep in mind: the non-exclusive franchise tag, the exclusive franchise tag and the transition tag. The non-exclusive tag is a one-year deal for the player that will pay him the average of the top-five salaries at his position over the last five years,

If the Chiefs lose Trey Smith in free agency, an NFL writer predicted that they would replace him with a veteran guard who has a long track record of success. The post Chiefs Predicted to Replace Trey Smith With Aging 7-Time All-Pro Guard appeared first on Heavy Sports.